UseJunction

What it does

Open-source observability for AI coding tools. See usage, spend, idle seats, and device health across Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and more.

UseJunction is AI coding spend management for engineering teams. Track Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot usage, cost, plan utilization, seat waste, and device health. Self-hosted at usejunction.dev — not Junction Panel.

See unused seats, plan-limit pressure, and overlapping usage across Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. Start with one developer. Add your team when the signal is clear. Surface what works, validate it with your experts, and turn it into playbooks the whole team can use. Work summaries and person-level detail can be turned off — per person or for the whole team. Privacy first. Observability second. No keystroke surveillance, browser capture, or network interception—and richer work detail stays optional, so teams can turn it off. Open source you can audit. Data stays on infrastructure your teamfrom usejunction.dev

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